Smartphones & Mecury ??

[Striving for more]

Do smartphone contain mercury 

Do cracked smartphones contain mercury? 

I have 2 cracked smartphones. 1 of them is very cracked - can see the chip. 

Should I throw them away? 

Could this be the cause of my worsening symptoms?

 

Someone please answer I need to know

[Striving for more]

https://naturalsociety.com/sheryl-crow-attributes-brain-tumor-cell-phone/

"Studies on Cell Phones as Carcinogens

"Meanwhile, research by Greek scientists shows that cell phone radiation changes vital proteins (up to 143) in the brain. Researchers found that 143 proteins in brain areas like the hippocampus, cerebellum, and frontal lobe were negatively impacted by radio frequency radiation over a period of 8 months. A total of 3 hours of cell phone exposure were simulated over the 8 month time period, and the results showed that many neural function related proteins’ functional relationship changed the for worse.""

[Striving for more]

https://t2conline.com/5-reasons-you-shouldnt-live-with-a-cracked-phone/

[outlandish]

I'm sure there's no mercury in smartphone screens. Fluorescent lightbulbs have mercury gas/vapour in them (or at least they used to) and you should be really careful when cleaning up those after they smash. But cellphone screens use a totally different tech.

[Striving for more]

@outlandish Holy shit a fluorescent bulb smashed in my room a couple weeks ago & I handled it with my hands. 

[outlandish]

When a fluorescent bulb smashes you should ventilate the room really well, try to wear a mask (easy to find these days!) and try to handle it with gloved hands, or at least holding a piece of paper. Don't worry about a single bulb, it's not going to suddenly give you mercury poisoning, it's more about keeping your levels down over a lifetime. The amount of mercury in a bulb is very tiny, and the amount that you could have absorbed would be much much less. @Striving for more